I have a few hundred uncut sheets and found the best way to store them them is top loaders. You can put 3 or four sheets in each top loader, put the top loader back in it's bag and tape it shut. then put all the top loaders back it the box they were shipped in, then you can store them under the bed or stand them up behind a piece of furniture. Of course this doesn't work if your want to look at the cards all the time, it just a good way the store them.

Do you have them in a large soft sleeve before putting them into the toploader? My understanding was always that toploaders are made of PVC - not so much archival safe for paper products? Or is that incorrect?

otim

I think you right, they are PVC, no I don't have them in Sleeves, But I think it would take a long time to do any harm and I don't plan on keeping them a 100 years. I did pull one out that I've had about 10 years, the holder is still clear (not yellowed) and the sheet looks fine. I don't even know if you can get sleeves that size, I have to check into that.

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Originally posted by John Oder:
I don't even know if you can get sleeves that size, I have to check into that.

Think that might be called Seran Wrap or Hefty Bags

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Originally posted by Chrillips:

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Originally posted by John Oder:
I don't even know if you can get sleeves that size, I have to check into that.

Think that might be called Seran Wrap or Hefty Bags

That's funny. I actually have some oversize items wrapped in Cling wrap and sandwiched between some cardboard.